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How to write a wordlist
my password : abc123456testpassword%$,abcabc123456testpassword,abcabc123456abctestpassword%$??
How can I write a rule?
I forgot the case of the password and the specific length?
Hope to get a reasonable rule
And how to compare passwords that have been tested before
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what do you want to achieve?
is this string ONE password or 3 passwords divided by a commata (,) ?
there will be no ONE rule, never the lesse what you want to achieve
rules modify existing passes from a list, rules are not really meant for generating such a list or passes (although it is possible)
the last questions sounds like brain functionality, but before starting with hahscat brain, you should fist understand basic hashcat functionality
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(10-25-2021, 10:38 AM)Snoopy Wrote: what do you want to achieve?
is this string ONE password or 3 passwords divided by a commata (,) ?
there will be no ONE rule, never the lesse what you want to achieve
rules modify existing passes from a list, rules are not really meant for generating such a list or passes (although it is possible)
the last questions sounds like brain functionality, but before starting with hahscat brain, you should fist understand basic hashcat functionality
3 password
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So
abc123456testpassword%$
abcabc123456testpassword
abcabc123456abctestpassword%$??
well this sounds for me like a job for princeprocessor
generate your own wordlist with your
abc
123456
testpassword
combine this with princeprocessor and or hashcatutils combipow, combipow3, for the special chars at the end you can use combinator attack and or rules like $X (append) for this
you can utilize hashcat for buildig up the rules
hashcat --stdout -a 3 -1 ?s "$?1" >> myruleset
hashcat --stdout -a 3 -1 ?s "$?1 $?1" >> myruleset
this will generate a ruleset with one to two specail chars appended
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(10-26-2021, 10:30 AM)Snoopy Wrote: So
abc123456testpassword%$
abcabc123456testpassword
abcabc123456abctestpassword%$??
well this sounds for me like a job for princeprocessor
generate your own wordlist with your
abc
123456
testpassword
combine this with princeprocessor and or hashcatutils combipow, combipow3, for the special chars at the end you can use combinator attack and or rules like $X (append) for this
you can utilize hashcat for buildig up the rules
hashcat --stdout -a 3 -1 ?s "$?1" >> myruleset
hashcat --stdout -a 3 -1 ?s "$?1 $?1" >> myruleset
this will generate a ruleset with one to two specail chars appended
thanks ,but i use node.js and pydictor